Why fall is a smart time to replace your floors
As the weather cools across Aurora and the Denver metro, more of life moves indoors. Family dinners, visiting relatives and holiday gatherings all put your floors to work, so the months ahead are a natural moment to look at what is underfoot. If your current flooring is worn, scratched, stained or uneven, a new floor in the fall means you get to enjoy it through the whole season rather than staring at the same tired boards until spring.
Planning early also helps. Choosing materials, deciding which rooms come first and finding a time that works for your household all take a little thought, and starting the conversation now gives everyone room to do it properly instead of rushing before guests arrive.
What is actually involved in a flooring installation
A good installation is mostly about what happens before the new material goes down. Here is how we handle every flooring installation:
- Tell us about the room. You call or send a message with the space, the material you have or want and roughly when you would like the work done.
- Subfloor prep. We clear the old floor, then check the subfloor, level it and repair it where needed. A floor is only as good as what it sits on.
- Installation, built to code. Your hardwood, tile or natural stone goes down square, level and tight at every seam, room by room.
- Walkthrough. We finish with trim and transitions, then walk the finished floor with you before we call the job done.
Hardwood, tile and natural stone
We install hardwood, tile and natural stone. Each one suits different spaces and different households, and the right choice depends on the room, how it is used and the look you want. Hardwood brings warmth to living areas and bedrooms. Tile and natural stone are well suited to entryways, kitchens and bathrooms, where the floor meets a lot of foot traffic and the occasional spill. If you are not sure which fits a particular room, tell us about the space when you call and we will talk it through with you.
Do not forget the bathroom
If a floor is part of a bigger plan, such as a refreshed bathroom, it makes sense to think about the two together. Our bathroom remodeling work and our flooring work come from the same team, so the new floor and the rest of the room can be planned as one project rather than two separate ones.
What to think about before you call
A few simple questions make the first conversation faster and the quote more useful:
- Which rooms do you want to start with, and are there others you might add later?
- What is under your feet today, and what is bothering you about it?
- Which material are you leaning toward: hardwood, tile or natural stone?
- When would you like the work finished, for example before the holidays?
You do not need to have every answer. Part of our job is helping you narrow it down.
Serving homes across the Denver metro
Our home base is Aurora, and we install floors for homeowners throughout the metro, including Denver, Centennial, Lakewood and Parker. Older homes and newer construction each bring their own details, from the condition of the subfloor to the way rooms flow into one another, which is why we check the subfloor on every job before anything new goes down.
Ready for a new floor this fall?
Call us at (720) 693-3291 or send a message through our contact page. Tell us about the room, the material you have in mind and when you would like it done, and we will get back to you with the next steps.
